Elmustapha Elmouatasime
Born on the 4th of November 1954 Casablanca, Morocco.
Primary and high school at the same city.
University degree in biology/geology from the university of Rabat, Morocco.
BSc in geology from the ENS College in Rabat, Morocco.
Masters degree in geology from the ENS College in Fes, Morocco.
Professor of geology at ENS College in Fes, Morocco.
Ex adviser of the education minister.
Professor of geology at the ENS college in Casablanca till he was detained in February 2008.
Married and father of four children:
Abdeslam who is a computer engineer.
Zainab, a student at the high technology institute.
Soumaya, a student at the ENSA engineering school.
Mohamed, a high school student.
Actually detained without trial.
Political track:
He was an active member of the high school students in the seventies.
Active member of students’ movement related to the Islamic Shabiba.
In the late seventies was a member of Islamic Ikhtyar party.
In 1995 he founded the Albadila Alhadari association.
In 2002 the Albadil Alhadari party organised a founding conference in which Elmouaatasime was elected a secretary general.
In 2004, the party held an extraordinary conference at the headquarters of the United Left Wing Socialist party. It was presented to representatives of different national organisations.
Members of the party went on hunger strike to have an official recognition of Moroccan authorities.
In 2005, the party was officially recognised by the Moroccan authorities.
Elmouaatasime is a member of:
Arab Nationalist/Islamic committee.
Nationalist/ Arab committee.
Alquds committee
Arab parties secretary-generals committee
Member and founder of the democracy committee in the Arab world (NDAW).
Member and founder of the Democratic pole in Morocco.
Conference participations:
Nationalist Arab conference in Beirut, 2004 (paper intervention)
Arab parties conference in Yemen 2005.
A paper intervention about self-rule at the Arab/Islamic conference at Doha, 2006.
Istanbul conference about Alquds in turkey, 2007.
North African parties’ conference in Algeria.
Meeting with king Mohamed 6 advisers and interior minister of Morocco regarding self-rule proposal.
A symposium at Laayoune about territorial unity, and self-rule proposal with the participation of other parties’ secretary-generals.
Born on the 4th of November 1954 Casablanca, Morocco.
Primary and high school at the same city.
University degree in biology/geology from the university of Rabat, Morocco.
BSc in geology from the ENS College in Rabat, Morocco.
Masters degree in geology from the ENS College in Fes, Morocco.
Professor of geology at ENS College in Fes, Morocco.
Ex adviser of the education minister.
Professor of geology at the ENS college in Casablanca till he was detained in February 2008.
Married and father of four children:
Abdeslam who is a computer engineer.
Zainab, a student at the high technology institute.
Soumaya, a student at the ENSA engineering school.
Mohamed, a high school student.
Actually detained without trial.
Political track:
He was an active member of the high school students in the seventies.
Active member of students’ movement related to the Islamic Shabiba.
In the late seventies was a member of Islamic Ikhtyar party.
In 1995 he founded the Albadila Alhadari association.
In 2002 the Albadil Alhadari party organised a founding conference in which Elmouaatasime was elected a secretary general.
In 2004, the party held an extraordinary conference at the headquarters of the United Left Wing Socialist party. It was presented to representatives of different national organisations.
Members of the party went on hunger strike to have an official recognition of Moroccan authorities.
In 2005, the party was officially recognised by the Moroccan authorities.
Elmouaatasime is a member of:
Arab Nationalist/Islamic committee.
Nationalist/ Arab committee.
Alquds committee
Arab parties secretary-generals committee
Member and founder of the democracy committee in the Arab world (NDAW).
Member and founder of the Democratic pole in Morocco.
Conference participations:
Nationalist Arab conference in Beirut, 2004 (paper intervention)
Arab parties conference in Yemen 2005.
A paper intervention about self-rule at the Arab/Islamic conference at Doha, 2006.
Istanbul conference about Alquds in turkey, 2007.
North African parties’ conference in Algeria.
Meeting with king Mohamed 6 advisers and interior minister of Morocco regarding self-rule proposal.
A symposium at Laayoune about territorial unity, and self-rule proposal with the participation of other parties’ secretary-generals.
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